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Montana Supreme Court Denies Piocos’ Appeal

Montana Supreme Court Denies Piocos’ Appeal


Former Roosevelt County attorney Frank Piocos’ appeal to the Montana Supreme Court has been denied. Piocos appealed to the Montana Supreme Court the ruling that he wasn’t an eligible candidate in the 2022 election. District judge Katherine Bidegaray ruled in February that Piocos wasn’t an eligible candidate after Wolf Point resident Darla Downs claimed that Piocos wasn’t qualified to

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Famed Conductor Works With Students

Famed Conductor Works With Students


Famed conductor Charles Bruffy inspired high school singers during his time in Wolf Point school classes last week. Bruffy is a three-time Grammy Award winner. He is one of the most admired choral conductors in the United States. Bruffy began his career as a tenor soloist, performing with the Robert Shaw Festival Singers in recordings and in concerts in France and at Carnegie Hall. “We’re

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Trustees Approve Bus Barn,  Wrestling Room Additions

Trustees Approve Bus Barn, Wrestling Room Additions


The Wolf Point School board approved spending about another $1.6 million on two projects during a special meeting on Thursday, Sept. 21. The projects are an addition to the bus barn and a weight/wrestling room project at the high school. Tyler Bush, project manager for McKinstry, explained that the original plan for the bus barn was going to spend approximately $798,000 in ESSER (Elementary and

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Gourneau Selected As Board’s New Chair

Gourneau Selected As Board’s New Chair


The Wolf Point School board has a new chairman after former chairman Bif Loucks recently resigned from the board. In a letter to school officials, Loucks noted that he regrets leaving the board, but he cited time demands between family, working, coaching and taking college courses. He wrote that he doesn’t have the time to put in the energy needed to be an effective school board member. His